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Emerald Ascendant Dragon Staff – 154cm

Emerald Ascendant Dragon Staff – 154cm

$140.00Price
Command the elements and awaken ancient power with the Emerald Ascendant Dragon Staff, a breathtaking ceremonial piece standing 154cm tall, designed for witches, energy workers, and guardians of old magick.
This high-lacquered wooden staff gleams with protective energy and elemental grounding, crowned by a handcrafted dragon claw and serpent, entwined in a fierce yet balanced grip around a vibrant green onyx sphere—a stone of protection, strength, and heart-centered power. Green onyx supports emotional stability, inner endurance, and spiritual courage, helping you move through your craft with calm authority.
Climbing the staff is an intricately hand-carved full dragon, adorned with shimmering opalite horns—a striking symbol of transformation, clarity, and divine energy. Opalite carries soft lunar energy, enhancing communication with spirit realms and offering serenity during transitions.
Each element of this staff has deep magickal significance:
Dragon Energy – The dragon is a symbol of wisdom, elemental mastery, spiritual sovereignty, and protection. This full-bodied guardian invokes strength, guides transformation, and safeguards sacred workings.
Snake – Representing rebirth, intuition, and primal power, the serpent’s presence complements the dragon’s fire with earth-bound shadow work and ancient knowledge.
Green Onyx Sphere – Radiates healing, confidence, and grounding. It connects heart and mind, making it ideal for heart-led spellwork and emotional resilience.
Opalite Horns – A crystal of spiritual insight, smooth transitions, and connection to the higher self. It enhances psychic ability and softens emotional blockages, ideal for journeying and channelling.
Finished in glossy lacquer for durability and energetic protection, this staff is both a powerful ritual tool and a sacred artwork—perfect for circle casting, elemental invocations, dragon magick, or ceremonial leadership.
🖤 One-of-a-kind and handcrafted with reverence—crafted for the witch who walks boldly in both shadow and light.
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  • Ways to use your Ceremonial Staff:

    A Ceremonial Staff is a powerful tool of ritual, energy direction, and spiritual connection. It’s often considered an extension of the self and an embodiment of natural and magical forces. Here's how you can use it:

    1. Casting and Opening a Circle

    The staff can be used to cast your magic circle, walking clockwise (deosil) around your space and pointing the staff outward to trace the boundary. This creates a protective and sacred space for your ritual or spellwork.

    Tip: Visualise light flowing from the staff’s tip, forming a glowing boundary around you.

    2. Calling the Elements or Quarters

    During ritual, point the staff to each direction (North, East, South, West) to invoke the elemental energies of Earth, Air, Fire, and Water. The staff acts as a conduit to call in and honour these forces.

     3. Channeling and Raising Energy

    Use the staff to raise, direct, or ground energy. You can hold it high to draw energy down from the heavens or point it to the earth to release or ground excess energy.

    Great for:

    • Charging ritual tools

    • Sending healing energy

    • Focusing intention in spellwork

     4. Connecting to Spirit and Deity

    The staff can serve as a bridge between the physical and spiritual realms. Hold it during meditation or invocations to enhance your connection with deities, spirit guides, or ancestral energies.

     5. Symbol of Authority and Presence

    The staff represents wisdom, leadership, and sacred intent. Witches often hold their staff during rituals or Sabbats to embody their spiritual role or command attention when leading group ceremonies.

    6. Sabbat Celebrations and Outdoor Rituals

    In nature-based rituals, a staff helps you connect with the land’s energy. You can plant it in the ground to mark a ritual space, or raise it to honour the turning of the Wheel of the Year.

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